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Candidate for Murder is a 1962 British second feature film directed by David Villiers and starring Michael Gough, Erika Remberg, Hans von Borsody and John Justin. Part of the long-running series of Edgar Wallace Mysteries films made at Merton Park Studios, it is based on a story by Edgar Wallace.
Candidate for Murder (übersetzt „Kandidat für einen Mord“) ist ein britischer Kriminalfilm von David Villiers aus dem Jahr 1962. Produziert wurde er von der Filmgesellschaft Merton Park Studios. Das Drehbuch stammt von dem Drehbuchautor Lukas Heller und baut auf der Kurzgeschichte The Best Laid Plans of a Man in Love von Edgar Wallace auf.
- Candidate for Murder
- Englisch
Candidate for Crime: Directed by Boris Sagal. With Peter Falk, Jackie Cooper, Joanne Linville, Tisha Sterling. Senatorial candidate Nelson Hayward murders his domineering campaign manager, staging it to appear that Hayward himself was the intended victim of a mob hit gone wrong.
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- J. Spurlin
- TV-PG
- Boris Sagal
Candidate for Murder: Directed by David Villiers. With Michael Gough, Erika Remberg, Hans von Borsody, John Justin. The professional killer Kersten arrives in England and is hired by Donald Edwards to murder his wife Helene. But Helene's lover Robert Vaughan discovers the plot and he trails Kersten and Edwards to a country cottage.
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- Crime, Drama
- David Villiers
- 1966-09-05
15. Okt. 2017 · Candidate for Crime is notable for featuring one of the greatest ever Columbo gotchas. But does the whole episode compare favourably to this stand-out moment, or is it low on thrills? Let's see...
Candidate for Murder: Directed by David Villiers. With Michael Gough, Erika Remberg, Hans von Borsody, John Justin. With his marriage failing, a man hires a German assassin to murder his wife, who he suspects is having an affair. Things seem to go to plan at first, until the assassin decides not to kill the woman, but rather kidnap her, while ...
30. Aug. 2020 · The two-time killer from Columbo’s 70s’ era was back in a big way, both starring in and directing Agenda for Murder – a tale of political skulduggery on an even grander scale than Candidate for Crime 17 years earlier.
